Enjoy delicious award-winning cider and wines in pristine gardens with a view. This is an…read moreespecially delightful place to go on a warm early summer day to gab with friends and family. You go inside to order and then can sit either outside or inside, both of which have ample seating. While the focus is on the cider and wines, you can also order a small sampling of food such as a cheese board or a bag of gourmet pretzels to accompany your drinks. Bent Ladder is co-located with Rittman's orchards, which has a large estate with orchards and pick-your-own berry fields. This would be a great place to take kids for picking and then grab a drink for the adults to enjoy.

The finest hard cider you will find in NE Ohio! Great selection of not only award-winning hard…read morecider but also exceptional wines. And the setting is pretty spectacular, too, both in the tasting room and outside with views of the orchards, ponds and rolling acres. A place to kick back and relax while enjoying a wonderful beverage, grown & processed on site. You don't want to miss this one.

I first tried mead at the Savannah Bee Company in Savannah GA and my favorite flavor was a banana…read morefoster one, much to my surprise when I turned over the bottle the label showed the distillery was just down the street from my home town in Ohio! This taproom and distillery in Mogadore OH features award winning meads, delicious hand made pizzas, mead inspired cocktails and guest craft brews. The patio and inside dining areas are gorgeous! Check out their specials on flights and food! Our bartender Liz gave excellent recommendations and we will definitely be back! The bathrooms were clean and there was plenty of parking available in the gravel lot with paved handicapped parking too. Dragon Heart Banana Foster Forever Pollen-Nation Wildflower Stupid Good Coffee & Vanilla Lavender & Vanilla Macho Nachos Crafted Deluxe Pizza

The pizzas were some of the best in the area! I loved them and will definitely be back for that…read morealone. The meads are good, but less my style. The few drier ones had my interest, but that really only is only about 4 on a long list. If you like sweet drinks, this would be a great place to explore the menu. The renovated church is cool. Very modern and doesn't really feel like a church. It's a huge space. The building itself was a little confusing to navigate. Since it's housed in an old church, it wasn't obvious which entrance to use, and the main doors weren't open. (Answer: The entrance is through the closed patio.) Once inside, there wasn't a host or clear signage explaining whether guests should seat themselves or order at the counter, so we spent a few seconds trying to figure out how everything worked. As someone who appreciates clear direction when visiting a new place, it made for a slightly awkward first impression. The service was fine. This was my first time trying mead, so I was hoping for a little more guidance. The bartender was attentive and made sure we had what we needed, so I wouldn't say the service was bad. However, the experience felt a bit hands-off.

Low Key place with great fare There wasn't many people in…read morethere on a Wednesday night. My friend and I overstayed and we were never kicked out (sorry my guy, the wine was flowing so the convo kept flowing) I had a sauvignon blanc to start which was crisp and delicious. I really should've taken notes on what the wines were because they were so good. Then I had a Pinot noir, also delicious. The sweet spicy pretzels paired perfectly with the wine.

Walked into this cute wine/ whiskey bar. Just before the holidays you would think you'd want to…read morehave this place staffed with more than just one server. The ambiance is cute with a few different tables and a communal table for couples/ singles. Bottles of wine adorn the built in library walls and it does seem cozy. I love the original typewriter in the bar area. We sat at the shared table, pulling up QR codes for the menu. We had to flag the only one person serving the entire bar down so that we could order drinks and food. She took our drink order, and then probably about 30 minutes went by after we were eyeing her left and right, it was clear to us that she was too busy or not making eye contact because she couldn't keep up with what was happening. Or at least I thought. After watching her have a full-blown conversation with the other person working there up at the bar area, we finally were able to get some food in, as my bf flagged her down. Olives for $7. A couple had pits that they missed I guess. But only about 12 olives total. Absolutely ridiculous. The BBQ chicken flatbread? Perhaps not. The dough was like a matzoh cracker. The chicken tasted like bland boring boiled chicken. After having been there for about 45 minutes with no food and only a couple of very strong Manhattans that were not well made, I was starting to get loopy so I wolfed down the flatbread even though it tasted like garbage. While I think this spot has a lot of potential, the service was so lackluster in the cutest of little towns, I would not come back.

Loved the beers, service was good, nice bar tucked away under farmers table, was a good vibe. Food…read morewas separate but still in the same room, from big dog daddy's.

I love to leave good reviews, I look for the good in EVERYTHING but I saw very little to leave a…read moregood report about. My complaints- 1-When full this place is LOUD. The decibels are equitable to a chucky cheese when the mouse walks on stage for the first time. It's in a basement which gives dark depressing vibes. 2- There is nothing to do (accept wish you went somewhere else) they have no games, no play area. 3- Orders were wrong or messed up. My Shirley temple was grenadine and soda water. Their summer shandy was mediocre. 4- Over an hour long wait for food

Good variety on tap, the saison was definitely worth the try. They had some GF options, tho…read moreincredibly limited it is nice knowing there's at least something for everyone in my party. Enjoyed the patio seating for a quick summer drink, it was nice being able to have my dog with us too.

Stopped in because I was in the area and wanted a beer. I got the Apple Boomer and omg!!…read more I ended up buying a four pack to take home as well. I sat outside and it's lovely patio, the road to one side and train tracks and the bike trail to the other. They have a water station inside, and ample seating inside. They do not have food, FYI.

4.25 Excellent wine and Skypark airport next door. While the wine is a great California red or New…read moreYork white, we missed the Friday food truck. Come here and enjoy the vibe, wine, and charcuterie boards. We are coming back.

Always a good time with live music. There are a great selection of wines from sweet to dry, Bring…read morein your own food and relax with friends. The atmosphere is great with an old farmhouse and funky decor. When it gets warm out the outside venue is nice as well and accommodate large groups.

Hello First time in this place. People are really nice. The…read morewine slushy was so good. Will be back.

Really cool little spot. They have a bunch of good wines and some beers. We were here for their…read moreRavenna Ido. It was a lot of fun

We knew that we were going to be in the area and I "googled distilleries near me" our famous search…read moreand this place popped up. I looked them up on social media and finally the website. I seen that they were only opened on Saturday's, but you could sign up for a private distillery tasting in which I did. We arrived a few minutes early on Wednesday before our 11:30 AM tasting. We patiently waited and heard someone in the back but no response. I yelled "hello" and a woman appeared out of no where and said can I help you and I told her who I was. She seemed confused and said that Jeff Kline (one of the owners) is at a boyscout camp and that there may have been some confusion. I showed her my confirmed booking. She had called one of the other owners, Jeff's wife. As she did that she was very nice to show me around and show me where the magic happens. I was able to visit the distillery room, where they make the labels and package the products. It was a pleasant tour of the place while we waited. The other owner Angelique was on her way. She arrived and apologized and was very nice. These things happen as I personally know. She provided us the run down of the different products that they have. One happens to be a bourbon which I asked if it's made in Kentucky because they only way you can say "Kentucky Straight Bourbon" as if it's made there. She said as they had just opened in March of 2023, they have to source the bourbon for now from a place in Bardstown. She mentioned about the shortage on wine barrels and I had explained that I was aware as I had ordered barrels for my wine making in 2021 and just received one this year. She mentioned that her and her husband would always go camping with their friends. The master distiller (friend) would always bring his new drinks that he made up from moonshine and or whiskey and would always say it's so good. 2020 happened, and they started to spend more time working on products that they decided why not opening up a distillery and going in as partners. They opened up in March of 2023. She started to provide us a list of the different products that they offer by providing us a background of how it was made. "Black Dog Bourbon", named after one of the labs "Lucy", who is the youngest of the 4 labs, hence the name "Four Dogs", Blue Label Vodka that is distilled 4 times, which is named after Linus, the first of the family of Labradors, when they brought him home he cuddled up in a blue blanked and well Blue Label Vodka was born, Miss Mae's Moonshine which is distilled at 120 proof, got some heat on it but wow do you taste the flavors on this one, which is named after Dixie Mae, and they have Miss Mae's Moonshine Cinnamon Fire at 90 proof but this one is much better than the fireball, it has a unique but good taste to it. On top of it it's all clear liquid which is fantastic. We tried all of them, you're permitted 4 quarter pours, they had 6 to try, and I tried 3 and my wife tried 3 which provided us with 6 products. Liked them all, could of and should have purchased them all. They have a toasted marshmallow coming out that sounds incredible and can't wait to try, which means that we have to come back. We walked away with the Bourbon, Mis Mae's Cinnamon Fire and Vodka, I have to say Vodka isn't my thing but this one was extremely smooth. I can drink it straight and now I can make with my mix drink instead of using gin. Overall it started off confusing and we could have left, but decided to stay and be optimistic in which was a great turn out of trying some great new products. This is a small batch place, but give them a shot. I look forward to visiting more in the future to see what turns out with this new upcoming distillery in the Ohio region.